Chain Reaction: America's Toxic Love Affair with Chain Restaurants

An informative overview of the many ways modern eating habits and our love for comfort foods are affecting obesity and the overall health of the average American. Many of our most beloved dishes act as toxic time bombs, contributing to an unsustainable health epidemic in our country. A recent study revealed that several chain-restaurant comfort-foods contain more than 5,000 calories in a single entrée, several times the recommended daily allowance. We explain the risks and foods to avoid on your path back to a life and body in balance.  UrbanSculpt's Book-a-Day series was developed to provided our readers with a knowledgeable, insightful and sometimes provocative perspective of issues surrounding environmental-health, sustainability, positive sexuality, and whole-body wellness. Each volume typically contains less than 20,000 words and is designed to be consumed in a single, one-hour reading session.

Dr. Donald G. Billings
With an established track-record spanning more than 20 years in leadership, entrepreneurial, and consultative roles serving global law firms and fortune 100 companies, Donald s a member of the Board of Advisors and Chief Technology Officer for UrbanScult, LLC., where he provides strategic guidance related to the organization's technology architecture and site design; he is responsible for helping align the organization's technology with its business goals. He also assists with the procurement and implementation of the company's compliance, eCommerce, and cloud-based business systems. In addition, he writes about social change and sustainability issues for the organization's blog. He graduated magna cum laude from Touro College with a BS in Computer Science and holds a Master’s certificates in IS Security and Project Management from Villanova. Donald also holds an MBA certificate from Tulane University’s A.B. Freeman School of Business, as well as a honors diploma in Legal Studies. He is currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Sustainable Leadership with specialties in Innovation & Technology, and will begin his doctoral studies (D.B.A.) in Technology Entrepreneurship in 2013.
www.donaldbillings.com
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